Start with a business question
Identify the decision: launching a product, changing an offer, selecting a market, understanding purchase barriers or improving customer experience. Choose the method after clarifying that question.
Looys conducts market and customer research, connecting audience, market and competitor understanding with product, marketing and sales decisions.
Identify the decision: launching a product, changing an offer, selecting a market, understanding purchase barriers or improving customer experience. Choose the method after clarifying that question.
Interviews and focus groups explore experience and motivation. Surveys measure views and compare groups within their design. Desk research adds market and competitor context.
Explain what was found, how well it is supported and what the team can do next. Findings, recommendations and testable hypotheses are connected but distinct outputs.
Agrees the brief, scope, communication and checkpoints. Team composition depends on the method, scale and geography.
Develops instruments, leads interviews or discussions and connects accounts to research questions while maintaining neutrality.
Sources against criteria, screens participants and coordinates communication and schedules. Hard-to-reach audiences require feasibility assessment before committing to volume and timing.
Organises evidence, compares groups and develops findings that account for the limits of the data.
Projects account for audience access, language and method. Company presence, participant locations and report language can differ and are agreed separately.
An agreed brief, instruments and checkpoints keep the client informed. Confidential projects include discussion of NDA, material access and permitted case publication.